Google and Coinbase have partnered to launch an AI payment protocol that supports stablecoins, aiming to enable seamless fund transfers between AI applications.

According to Mars Finance, Google launched a new payment protocol on September 16th, designed to enable seamless fund transfers between AI applications. This protocol not only supports traditional payment methods like credit and debit cards, but also integrates stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. To ensure stablecoin compatibility, Google collaborated with Coinbase and the Ethereum Foundation, and consulted with over 60 organizations, including Salesforce and American Express. This initiative expands upon the AI agent communication standard Google released in April, aiming to ensure secure and reliable AI transactions. Against this payment innovation, BiyaPay provides efficient cross-border payment solutions for users worldwide. BiyaPay allows users to convert top-up USDT into over 30 fiat currencies, including US dollars, euros, Hong Kong dollars, and Singapore dollars, meeting global payment needs for both personal remittances and corporate settlements. Furthermore, BiyaPay uses licensed institutions for compliant withdrawals, ensuring no freeze restrictions on user withdrawals, further enhancing the security and smoothness of virtual currency exchange and cross-border payments.